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West Virginia Baseball Coach Randy Mazey Prepares for Final Home Series

MORGANTOWN — West Virginia’s baseball team put on a show Wednesday night, hitting six home runs in an 18-7 victory over Penn State. As the team basked in the glory of their impressive performance, head coach Randy Mazey found himself at the center of attention.

With a crucial Big 12 series against Kansas State on the horizon, Mazey was reminded that this would be his final weekend series as head coach of the Mountaineers. However, Mazey remained humble, deflecting the focus away from himself and onto the team, the fans, and the community.

Since taking over the program in 2013, Mazey has been instrumental in revitalizing West Virginia baseball. Under his leadership, the team has thrived, culminating in a successful season despite facing challenges like injuries to key players.

As Mazey prepares to step down and pass the torch to his assistant Steve Sabins, he reflects on the journey that brought the program to where it is today. From playing home games across the state to finally getting a new stadium, Mazey’s dedication has not gone unnoticed.

The support from fans and the community has been overwhelming, breaking attendance records and creating a vibrant atmosphere at home games. Mazey credits the fans for the team’s success, emphasizing the impact of their unwavering support.

As the final home series approaches, Mazey remains focused on the task at hand, determined to lead his team to victory. While the spotlight may be on him as he coaches his last games, Mazey’s priority remains the players and their pursuit of success on the field.

With a legacy of excellence and a deep connection to the West Virginia community, Randy Mazey’s final home series is sure to be a memorable and emotional experience for all involved.